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They should turn it to a grazing land and save farmers all these wahala of cows feeding on their farmland.

Op, I'm sure your I.Q is below 1.0

There was a country.

mrrights:
Our people are being killed by Abdulrazaq O Hamzat. Many have been killed based on fabricated stories. Many died based on false rumor. In Kano, brigade to be precise, I have seen people that died while running from hehe, while we, living in the area the said hehe came from didn't even hear anything about it. It's rumor. Later on, we only heard about her death through accident on her way running. Fight between two people, have been broadcasted online as, our people are being attacked in certain places. I don't know what people benefits from falsehood. Pastor Chinedu, a business man once told me about a scenario that occurred at Dei Dei Market in Abuja. He narrates: An Hausa trader and his Igbo counterpart had a disagreement in the market over money. Pastor Chinedu was witness to the beginning of the issue, but he wasn't around when the issue eventually degenerated into big conflict between Hausa and Igbo community in the market. How can mere money issue between two traders in the market lead to Hausa VS Igbo crisis? Both groups are already up in arms before pastor Chinedu was returning to the market. Somebody sighted pastor from afar and he said he thinks pastor was there at the beginning. The elderly Hausa man that has been mediating to solve the problem appeal to his people to calm down and allow pastor explain what truly happened and what ever pastor said would guide them. According to pastor, as soon as he approached the crowd, some of his Igbo brothers that knew the truth about the incident, but refused to say it were already giving him eyes to change the story, but he refused to take side. He simply narrated what happened and told them in plain terms that is Igbo brother was at fault. This is what has almost led to Hausa VS Igbo cause in the market. This simple truth by pastor Chinedu resolved the matter. The Hausa people simply thank pastor for telling the truth and one wealthy Alhaji promised to pay the Hausa man to avoid any trouble. After the incident, some Igbo people went to meet pastor to tongue lash him for not standing by his brother, but pastor said he can't lie to defend anyone. Some even called him names such as bastard etc, but what is wrong with being truthful? What I learned from the story is that, some of those who share bad stories about attack against their tribal or religious people know it is false. Majority others doesn't care about its authenticity. They just want to defend and spread bad news about the other people. The second thing I learned from the story is that, there are good people every where, in every tribe and religion. You can choose where to belong. Going back to my earlier point, the conflict between the two people were eventually resolved, but another two innocent people were killed in retaliation elsewhere. Fabricated stories has killed more people than real conflict. Rumor have caused more death than violence. It's easy to say, Muslims are being killed in Jos, Christians are being murdered in Kaduna. But what is the truth, behind what led to death of Muslims in Jos and what led to the death of Christians in Kaduna? Nobody cares to know. All that mattered to the bigots among Muslims and Christians is, our people are being killed. The irony of it all is that, they do not care about those being killed in the real sense, all they cared about is using the story to advance their attack on the others and cause further divide. Don't be surprised, if somebody accuse of being in support of murderers because of this post.

What are u trying to say, which point do you want to prove. I'm sure it can be said in one or two sentences.

We can't run from the truth forever.

Abdstrakt:
Let me guess what the L8 specs might be.

5.5inch
FHD
6000mah Battery
3GB/32GB RAM/ROM
Mediatek Helio X10 Octacore processor
8/13mp Front/Rear Camera
Fingerprint scanner
Price: N60k

U forgot 4G Lte

Criminals, just paying themselves subsidy.

Is it by force to believe?

Good work kwa....? Lol

Autofreeman:
you should always service your car every 3000km or every 3 months depending on driving condition...

Shud I service base on d kilometers covered or months or color changes of d engine oil. I rarely go up to 6km per day. The longest distance traveled wit d car since den is oyigbo (Rivers) to mbano (Imo).

Autofreeman:
If your check engine light is on, there’s a good chance it’s for one of these 10 reasons.

Autofreeman.com.ng

9. Faulty Evaporative Emissions (EVAP) Purge Solenoid
The purge solenoid is part of the car’s EVAP system and helps control how much fuel vapor escapes into the atmosphere from the car. The purge solenoid is controlled by the engine control module or powertrain control module and operates on a duty cycle and could be partially left open.


8. Faulty Evaporative Emissions (EVAP) Purge Control Valve
The purge control valve is part of the car’s EVAP system, and when the engine is running and fully warmed up, the engine computer gradually opens the purge valve to allow some of the fuel vapor to be moved from the charcoal canister to be burned in the engine. If the purge flow is monitored as more or less than expected by the engine’s computer, the check engine light will come on. The purge valves can also get stuck, causing a need to be replaced.


7. Faulty Spark Plug Wire(s) and Spark Plug(s)
Responsible for igniting a car’s air/fuel charge or mixture, faulty spark plug wires and/or spark plugs can cause a “misfire,” reducing gas mileage and potentially damaging the car’s catalytic converter. In areas with cold weather, fuel doesn’t vaporize as easily, so droplets can form and foul a spark plug. Spark plugs are relatively cheap to replace yourself, costing around N3000-N5000 per plug.


6. Faulty Mass Air Flow Sensor
The mass air flow sensor is in charge of metering the air coming into your car’s engine, helping determine how much fuel to inject into the engine. When the mass air flow sensor is malfunctioning, fuel economy can drop anywhere from 10 percent to 25 percent.


5. Faulty Ignition Coil(s)
Ignition coils are used to provide an ignition source for the fuel to combust in an engine. By taking the battery’s 12-volt current, ignition coils step it up to ignite the spark plugs. Like spark plug wires, several conditions can result in the failure of ignition coils, including faulty spark plugs, high engine bay temperatures and age. Vehicle owners should pay special attention since ignition coil failure could result in more issues such as damaging the car’s catalytic converter.


4. Faulty Thermostat
The thermostat is responsible for regulating the engine coolant temperature to warm and cool to ideal “operating temperature.” It essentially opens and closes as needed to regulate temperature and when a thermostat fails, if often gets stuck open. If the vehicle’s computer doesn’t see the engine coolant temperature rise to operating temperature within a certain period of time, it will illuminate the check engine light. A car’s thermostat can rust and fail if the coolant isn’t changed at recommended mileage intervals or if the vehicle is subjected to extreme temperatures.


3. faulty or loose Fuel Cap
Fuel caps proved troublesome in 2014, accounting for 7.10 percent of all repairs. Last year, it dropped to fourth place, accounting for only 3.84 percent of repairs. Missing or damaged fuel caps can cost time and money, causing the check engine light to illuminate. If left unchecked, a gas cap issue can cause reduced fuel economy and harm the environment. Luckily it’s a cheap fix.


2. Faulty Catalytic Converter
Replacing a vehicle’s catalytic converter is rather costly with an average repair cost of N40000 for the part alone. In most cases, a catalytic converter won’t fail unless a misfire occurs, which can be caused by ignoring a faulty spark plug, ignition coil or engine mechanical problem.


1. Faulty Oxygen Sensor
The most common car repair in 2015 was replacing the oxygen sensor, making up 7.01 percent of all repairs last year. The O2 sensor is extremely important to a car’s engine performance as well as to the environment, measuring the amount of unburned oxygen in the exhaust to tell a car’s computer when there is either too much, or not enough fuel as compared with oxygen for ideal operation. O2 sensors can fail prematurely for a variety of reasons, including lack of maintenance such as ignoring oil changes or engine contamination from internal coolant leaks. If ignored, a faulty O2 sensor could result in as much as a 40-percent reduction in gas mileage.


Always have your vehicle scanned so it will eliminate a lot of these reasons and point you towards the right one...

source:AutoGuide.com

Bros, I replaced the half and top of my 2000 Nissan primera engine in August 2016. I used mobile engine oil. Since that August till now, d color is nt yet black, it's slightly dark(brownish). Shud I change d oil and filter since it's getting to 6months.

Peak is attacking.

This is a wake up call to the youth.

upsyLi:
Done

Tanx bro

upsyLi:
@Op, forward me your email, I just prepared that of 1000birds to someone, I'm sure you can divide the cost to derive that of 500birds

Jessenonso@gmail.com

Tanx

Gradually, d sun will rise...

It's good the world knows how Army arm and protect this murderers. It's a fact we know in Nigeria long time ago..

Funny country, if this protest is successful I'm sure it will usher us in to full scale revolution soon.

I weep for my country. Nigeria is truly a zoo.

Is this the technically defeated boko or a new one. I'm nt understanding.

I've learnt something new today by just reading ur post.

Lol, the way d streets filled up in kano during Buhari's victory. In Africa we always see d incoming as the messiah and in less than 6months we will start crying again. I pray his government succeeds and not as useless as the change we have here.

Strategy to get new customers.

Story... ..

Hmmmm, let me stop here and learn something. Gurus pls com oh.

Until Christian leaders speak up, this killing will never stop. First oyedepo, now Suleman. More to speak up, I'm really loving this. If Christians kill them fulanis too I'm sure they will think twice before attacking any village again.

CplusJason:
There you have it.

The killers (bubu's loyal boys) walks freely for a job well done.


And a witless chameleon called Tonyebarcannista is somewhere condemning Bishop David Oyedepo.


Nigeria; A big mistake to Africa.


Mtchewwwww!!!!!!

I used to respect that guy before until he started seeking for attention. From Biafra, ikwerre, supporting politicians and now coming after oyedepo.

Cheapest honeymoon if u ask me...

Slave Talk to impress his slave master.